Growing Sale of Tracts

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jul 30, 1912

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 39, No. 29.

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Growing Sale of Tracts

One Order to Pressroom { 1 press running - - - - 24 days 1 folder running - - - - 12 days Stitching and wrapping - 12 days In all - - - - - 48 days
ONE printing order for tracts given our pressroom recently has kept one press running 24 days, the large folding-machine busy 12 days, and the stitching and wrapping department working 12 days more. This was simply one order with which to replenish stock.
The sale of gospel and health tracts from this publishing house last year amounted to $13,969—22,000,000 pages.
When you consider the place tracts have always taken in extending a knowledge of the Bible, you will see at once that such a demand for tract literature is most encouraging.
The Dollar Tract Package has proved the most popular and satisfactory way to supply the individual with a good assortment for personal study and distribution. 390 dollar packages have been called for this year. This selection has 120 tracts, treating twelve different subjects grouped under "Gospel Stories," "Bible Study," "Health and Temperance," "The Millennium," "Spiritualism," "Prophecy," "The Law," "The Second Coming of Christ," "Immortality," and "The Sabbath."
A tract sent Dr. John Scudder to India, where he gave his life, and left seven children and grandchildren to carry on mission work.
Dr. J. Hudson Taylor, famous for his great work in China, was converted through a tract. And to-day these silent messengers are reaching thousands with the light of Bible truth. Help to scatter them widely. "Like the Leaves of Autumn" (free on request) gives best methods, experiences, and complete lists.
$1.25 (the 25 cents for postage) sent to your tract society will bring you the dollar package. If unacquainted with its location, address

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